So amazing to sit in the ashram... The depth of humility and love from Gurudev is still overwhelming at times--especially if you look into his eyes. They are like two portals that have no end and there are no distractions. You get a glimmer of feeling/being transparent as a lint free screen. I also enjoy that the ashram environment allows you to be present in whatever way is making sense in the moment. No pressure for group dynamics, just enjoying the stream of people coming and going, witnessing their reactions and exchanges, visiting with the regulars, and being at peace with it all.
An electronic diary sharing my spiritual path through observations/experiences, photos, videos, articles and more. It started with intensity at the end of January 2011 when I decided to go to South Africa and see the truth of animals living in the wild. Unsatisfied with the answers, I went to India looking for the truth of humans in an ancient civilization. Packing up my life as a dressage trainer in Southern California, I moved to Jaipur, India to follow a spiritual inquiry.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
First night in the cement room.
So amazing to sit in the ashram... The depth of humility and love from Gurudev is still overwhelming at times--especially if you look into his eyes. They are like two portals that have no end and there are no distractions. You get a glimmer of feeling/being transparent as a lint free screen. I also enjoy that the ashram environment allows you to be present in whatever way is making sense in the moment. No pressure for group dynamics, just enjoying the stream of people coming and going, witnessing their reactions and exchanges, visiting with the regulars, and being at peace with it all.
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2 comments:
I loved this blog. The pictures and the way you describe things are touching.
Thank you for being part of the journey. Sue
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